61.   Prosecutors are reviewing the cases to determine which offenders are dangerous enough to warrant alerting schools, neighbors and others.

62.   Sex offenders are six times more likely to repeat their crime than other violent criminals, she said.

63.   Sexual offenders often are passive, with low self-esteem and substance abuse problems, but rarely meet other criteria for major mental illnesses.

64.   State jails will be located throughout the state, and offenders are to be sent, whenever possible, to jails in or near their home communities.

65.   Some refugee specialists believe the occasional admission of human rights offenders may be worth it in the overall scheme.

66.   Surveys show similar drug usage rates for young blacks and whites, but black drug offenders are far more likely to go to jail.

67.   The biggest offender was the huge mirror.

68.   The crime of indecency with a child was not included in the list of crimes for which offenders were ineligible for mandatory supervision.

69.   The difference was that the offenders were whites, who were brazen enough to elevate their white superiority to a civil religion and give it a name.

70.   The court ordered that hearings be held to allow offenders to challenge determinations by county prosecutors on how dangerous a particular offender is and how widespread notification should be.